Questions 1–4: In each sentence, identify the complete subject and the complete predicate.
2 answers:
<u>Subject </u>
Pronoun
The <u>puppies </u> jumped and played in the pen.
Taking the kids with her, <u>Sally </u>left for the mall.
Leave<em> </em><u>her </u> alone
Where is <u>your </u><u>house?</u>
They are missing an and after the comma.
They need "does" after "where"
We have other things to do today so let's go.
It is a run-on sentence.
Answer:
Subject—The puppies; Predicate—jumped and played in the pen
Subject—Sally; Predicate—taking the kids with her and left for the mall
Subject—(You); Predicate—leave her alone
Subject—your house; Predicate—where is
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